The food is the easy part to picture. What decides whether a new restaurant runs smoothly is everything written down behind it: how service works, how the kitchen opens and closes, what staff are expected to do and what suppliers have agreed. These are the documents most new restaurants need, in the order you’ll likely need them.
| Document | What it’s for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant SOP | Defines service flow and standards so quality doesn’t depend on who is on shift. | $29 |
| Restaurant Opening SOP | Explains the opening routine step by step for new managers. | $29 |
| Restaurant Opening Checklist | The one-page tick-sheet used every morning. | $9 |
| Restaurant Closing Checklist | Cash-up, cleaning, storage and security at the end of the day. | $9 |
| Restaurant Employee Handbook | Gives every hire the same expectations on shifts, hygiene and guest service. | $59 |
| Restaurant Hygiene Policy | A written standard to train against and show inspectors. | $25 |
| Employee Onboarding Checklist | Makes sure nothing is missed in a new hire’s first week. | $9 |
| Vendor Agreement | Puts supplier prices, delivery and quality in writing. | $39 |
Every document is customized for your business, available in 80+ languages and delivered within 24 hours. A second language is +$7.
Most restaurants start with the SOP, the opening and closing routines, a staff handbook and supplier agreements, then add the rest. The Restaurant Launch Pack covers those first documents together.
Yes — each document is written natively in the language you choose, with a second language for +$7.
No. We prepare documents from the information you provide. Licences, health permits and legal requirements are set by your local authorities — check them with a qualified adviser.
Tell us about your business and what you need — we’ll write it, customized for you.
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